CM reviews mines dept work

CM reviews mines dept work
Bhubaneswar: Chief minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Tuesday reviewed working of steel and mines department. He emphasised efficient management of mines to increase production for mining-based industries. He said steps should be taken to increase mining revenue. To prevent illegal mining and theft of minerals, the chief minister advised strengthening enforcement measures.
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He suggested granting more leases in minor minerals sector, read a statement from the CMO. The state’s identified geological potential area is 55,003 square kilometers. tnn
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